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Collected poems of Thomas Hardy

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Hardy, Thomas (1840-1928)
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WESSEX POEMS
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POEMS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT
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[TIME'S LAUGHING STOCKS AND OTHER VERSES.]
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SATIRES OF CIRCUMSTANCE LYRICS AND REVERIES
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MOMENTS OF VISION
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LATE LYRICS AND EARLIER
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HUMAN SHOWS FAR PHANTASIES SONGS, AND TRIFLES
  
WAITING BOTH
  
A BIRD-SCENE AT A RURAL DWELLING
  
“ANY LITTLE OLD SONG”
  
IN A FORMER RESORT AFTER MANY YEARS
  
A CATHEDRAL FAÇADE AT MIDNIGHT
  
THE TURNIP-HOER
  
THE CARRIER
  
LOVER TO MISTRESS
  
THE MONUMENT-MAKER
  
CIRCUS-RIDER TO RINGMASTER
  
LAST WEEK IN OCTOBER
  
COME NOT; YET COME!
  
THE LATER AUTUMN
  
“LET ME BELIEVE”
  
AT A FASHIONABLE DINNER
  
GREEN SLATES
  
AN EAST-END CURATE
  
AT RUSHY-POND
  
FOUR IN THE MORNING
  
ON THE ESPLANADE
  
IN ST. PAUL'S A WHILE AGO
  
COMING UP OXFORD STREET: EVENING
  
A LAST JOURNEY
  
SINGING LOVERS
  
THE MONTH'S CALENDAR
  
A SPELLBOUND PALACE
  
WHEN DEAD
  
SINE PROLE
  
TEN YEARS SINCE
  
EVERY ARTEMISIA
  
THE BEST SHE COULD
  
THE GRAVEYARD OF DEAD CREEDS
  
“THERE SEEMED A STRANGENESS”
  
A NIGHT OF QUESTIONINGS
  
XENOPHANES, THE MONIST OF COLOPHON
  
LIFE AND DEATH AT SUNRISE
  
NIGHT-TIME IN MID-FALL
  
A SHEEP FAIR
  
SNOW IN THE SUBURBS
  
A LIGHT SNOW-FALL AFTER FROST
  
WINTER NIGHT IN WOODLAND
  
ICE ON THE HIGHWAY
  
MUSIC IN A SNOWY STREET
  
THE FROZEN GREENHOUSE
  
TWO LIPS
  
NO BUYERS
  
ONE WHO MARRIED ABOVE HIM
  
THE NEW TOY
  
QUEEN CAROLINE TO HER GUESTS
  
PLENA TIMORIS
  
THE WEARY WALKER
  
LAST LOVE-WORD
  
NOBODY COMES
  
IN THE STREET
  
THE LAST LEAF
  
AT WYNYARD'S GAP
  
AT SHAG'S HEATH
  
A SECOND ATTEMPT
  
“FREED THE FRET OF THINKING”
  
THE ABSOLUTE EXPLAINS
  
“SO, TIME”
  
AN INQUIRY
  
THE FAITHFUL SWALLOW
  
IN SHERBORNE ABBEY
  
THE PAIR HE SAW PASS
  
THE MOCK WIFE
  
THE FIGHT ON DURNOVER MOOR
  
LAST LOOK ROUND ST. MARTIN'S FAIR
  
THE CARICATURE
  
A LEADER OF FASHION
  
MIDNIGHT ON BEECHEN, 187*
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THE AËROLITE
  
THE PROSPECT
  
GENITRIX LAESA
  
THE FADING ROSE
  
WHEN OATS WERE REAPED
  
LOUIE
  
“SHE OPENED THE DOOR”
  
“WHAT'S THERE TO TELL?”
  
THE HARBOUR BRIDGE
  
VAGRANT'S SONG
  
FARMER DUNMAN'S FUNERAL
  
THE SEXTON AT LONGPUDDLE
  
THE HARVEST-SUPPER
  
AT A PAUSE IN A COUNTRY DANCE
  
ON THE PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN ABOUT TO BE HANGED
  
THE CHURCH AND THE WEDDING
  
THE SHIVER
  
“NOT ONLY I”
  
SHE SAW HIM, SHE SAID
  
ONCE AT SWANAGE
  
THE FLOWER'S TRAGEDY
  
AT THE AQUATIC SPORTS
  
A WATCHER'S REGRET
  
HORSES ABOARD
  
THE HISTORY OF AN HOUR
  
THE MISSED TRAIN
  
UNDER HIGH-STOY HILL
  
AT THE MILL
  
ALIKE AND UNLIKE
  
THE THING UNPLANNED
  
THE SHEEP-BOY
  
RETTY'S PHASES
  
A POOR MAN AND A LADY
  
AN EXPOSTULATION
  
TO A SEA-CLIFF
  
THE ECHO-ELF ANSWERS
  
CYNIC'S EPITAPH
  
A BEAUTY'S SOLILOQUY DURING HER HONEYMOON
  
DONAGHADEE
  
HE INADVERTENTLY CURES HIS LOVE-PAINS
  
THE PEACE PEAL
  
LADY VI
  
A POPULAR PERSONAGE AT HOME
  
INSCRIPTIONS FOR A PEAL OF EIGHT BELLS
  
A REFUSAL
  
EPITAPH ON A PESSIMIST
  
THE PROTEAN MAIDEN
  
A WATERING-PLACE LADY INVENTORIED
  
THE SEA FIGHT
  
PARADOX
  
THE ROVER COME HOME
  
“KNOWN HAD I”
  
THE PAT OF BUTTER
  
BAGS OF MEAT
  
THE SUNDIAL ON A WET DAY
  
HER HAUNTING-GROUND
  
A PARTING-SCENE
  
SHORTENING DAYS AT THE HOMESTEAD
  
DAYS TO RECOLLECT
  
TO C. F. H.
  
THE HIGH-SCHOOL LAWN
  
THE FORBIDDEN BANNS
  
THE PAPHIAN BALL
  
ON MARTOCK MOOR
  
THAT MOMENT
  
PREMONITIONS
  
THIS SUMMER AND LAST
  
“NOTHING MATTERS MUCH”
  
IN THE EVENING
  
THE SIX BOARDS
  
BEFORE MY FRIEND ARRIVED
  
COMPASSION
  
“WHY SHE MOVED HOUSE”
  
TRAGEDIAN TO TRAGEDIENNE
  
THE LADY OF FOREBODINGS
  
THE BIRD-CATCHER'S BOY
  
A HURRIED MEETING
  
DISCOURAGEMENT
  
A LEAVING
  
SONG TO AN OLD BURDEN
  
“WHY DO I?”
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THAT MOMENT

The tragedy of that moment
Was deeper than the sea,
When I came in that moment
And heard you speak to me!
What I could not help seeing
Covered life as a blot;
Yes, that which I was seeing,
And knew that you were not
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